I wrote a poem today about the grief journey. It's not a traditional style of poem. I was wondering what you all think of it. "There she stood" Sunny days used to hurt the most. She always marveled at the sun, alone in its grace and often taken for granted. It is her beacon. It is power. It is faith. But mostly, it is love. Yes, perhaps there is a certain comfort in a steel sky, when the sun rests long nights leaving the world cold and dark. Oh, how she tried to hide. Yet there she stood, having braved the treacherous path now behind her, in a beautiful meadow on a sunny summer day. Her hands and arms feel weightless now. She is alone in her grace. She is still. Not looking ahead, and not turning back. She wants to rest here. She feels the grass beneath her feet planted firmly to the ground, the warm wind brushing her skin like soft hands comforting her tired body. The sweet smell of flowers comforts her weary mind. This meadow almost overwhelms her senses. She observes the delicate flowers at her side. They seem so small and vulnerable in the wind. Yet they hold tight to the love at their core, growing towards the sun. She appreciates their strength. How little does she know the power she holds. For she is the sun. She is the love which bloomed this meadow, and all the beauty that surrounds her is her own creation. She is life, light, and love.